General Tolkowsky to Speak Tuesday at
Official Opening of 1958 Allied Campaign
Dr. Richard Hertz, Max Fisher
on Program; Batya, to Entertain
General Dan Tolkowsky, bril-
liant and daring young com-
mander of Israel's Air Force,
will speak at the formal open-
ing of the 1958 Allied Jewish
Campaign next Tuesday, 8:15
p.m., at Temple Beth El.
Head of the Israel Air Force
since May, 1953, General Tol-
kowsky has seen it grow from a
time when it consisted of a few
battered gas-engine Spitfires of
World War II vintage into a
modern jet-powered striking
force. He was in command
during the Sinai Campaign in
1956, when Israeli Mysteres
drove Egyptian Soviet - made
MIGS from the skies.
Batya, Israel's favorite sing-
ing and dramatic star, will be
featured on the opening meet-
ing program.
Dr. Richard C. Hertz, spirit-
ual leader of Temple Beth El
and Max M. Fisher, chairman
of the 1958 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, will address the meeting.
the Center Symphoney under
the direction of Julius Chajes,
will perform.
General Tolkowsky is one of
the authentic voices of Israel
and is typical of the great po-
tential of the young nation's
future leadership. Like all of
Israel's military leaders, he is
a professional soldier only be-
cause of the exigencies of Isra-
el's security needs. His bent
and training is that of an engi-
neer and engineering is still his
first love. He hopes some day
to be able to devote his full
time to it, but in the meanwhile
has reconciled himself to a ca-
reer in the forefront of Israel's
defense set-up, because of his
country's need for security.
Born in Tel Aviv in 1921,. Dan
Tolkowsky, like many others of
Israel's young crop of leaders,
joined the Haganah in boyhood,
in 1936, when Arab riots were
sweeping the country. Young
Tolkowsky was a Haganah run-
ner, carrying messages on his
bicycle from unit to unit, from
HQ to outlying defense posts.
He went to London to study
at the Imperial College , of Sci-
ence, from which he was gradu-
ated in 1941, earning first class
honors. He immediately joined
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terranean Theater—Corsica, It-
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Greece—ending his RAF career faden that first gave her the songs and folk music.
opportunity to bring before the
"A large attendance at the
as a Flight Lieutenant.
He had resumed his engineer- public the full scope of her opening meeting will indicate
to other communities and to
ing career in England when the abilities.
She is a star of Kol-Israel those overseas, who look to us
UN Partition Plan was voted in
November, 1947. Quitting his radio series and has appeared for aid, that Detroit will again
job, he rushed to the Continent in almost every community in in 1958 top the list of Ameri-
can cities in supporting causes
to help recruit pilots for a po- Israel.
Recently she has completed that are dear to all Jews,"
tential Israel Air Force, recog-
nizing that the time was not a successful tour of South Chairman Fisher said. "I urge
far off when his country would America. Her programs "From everyone to attend what prom-
have to fight for survival in the Dan to Eilath," shown in those ises to be an outstanding open-
ing of a great campaign."
countries, gave her the
very hour of its birth.
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was born, he arrived in • Tel
Aviv with a broken arm sus-
tained in a plane accident en
route. Nevertheless he became
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ling Israeli Air Force. Within
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Inspector General, Chief of
Staff under General Chaim Las-
kov and finally as Air Force
Commander, General Tolkowsky
played a vital part in strength-
ening Israel's air defenses.
General Tolkowsky is married
and has two children, a daugh-
ter of 8 and a son aged 4.
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left vacant
June 10, 1957,
through the
death of Abner
Bregman.
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terim, Murray
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torney and a Israels
past president of United Hias,
acted as head of the global mi-
gration agency. He will continue
as chairman of the agency's ex-
ecutive committee for the com-
ing year.
A member of numerous civic,
professional, and philanthropic
organizations, I s r a e l s is a
"founder" and director of the
New York UJA, a member of
the National Council of JDC
and a director and assistant
treasurer of the Council of Jew-
ish Federations and Welfare
Funds.
Israels was graduated from
Columbia Law School where he
was editor of the Columbia Law
Review in 1928. He is a mem-
ber of the New York law firm
of Berlack, Israels and Liber-
man.
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